Which approach to student learning is criticized for turning children into passive learners who do not learn to think critically or creatively?
A. direct instruction
B. cognitive constructivist
C. social constructivist
D. whole learning
A. direct instruction
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A. benefit finding B. post-traumatic growth C. positive reappraisal D. problem-focused coping
Eleven-year-old Susan overheard her father say, "I drove to the store." She is able to infer the presence of a car even though he never mentioned the word. This example best illustrates what memory strategy?
a. retrieval b. mental imagery c. organization d. semantic elaboration
For the healthy, active, long-lived baby-boom generation,
A) the majority will delay retirement into their seventies. B) they are at risk for being unable to retire due to their extended life expectancy. C) up to one-fourth of their lives may lie ahead after they leave their jobs. D) most will need to work 10 to 15 years longer than anticipated to sustain their standard of living.
You and your pediatrician disagree regarding where your infant should sleep. You strongly believe that she should sleep with you, while your pediatrician insists that it can be dangerous for her not to sleep in her own crib. What would be your argument?
A. Thoughts about where a baby should sleep are often influenced by cultural practices. B. Your pediatrician does not care as much about your infant as you do. C. Children who cosleep with their parents will have excessive dependencies on their parents, and this is a good thing. D. Your pediatrician is out of touch with American family practices. It is more common to cosleep in the United States that it is elsewhere in the world.